Beautiful and simple!

Great video, love the format, and the new builders :)

@HomeMadeModern

9 жыл бұрын

+Darbin Orvar always good to have fresh faces!

the table looks amazing!

Awesome video! Thanks for bringing these quality videos!

Great video! I love that table idea, the concept could even be used for a workshop table by adding a layer of sacrificial MDF to the top. The new.hosts caught me off guard too, excellent job ladies!

I'm so in love with this desk

Thank you so much. I've been looking for a DIY for this for so long.

great job! you girls were awesome

this is awesome. great work!

Jeez! You girls are so creative. I'm subscribing.

awesome diy! now i want one

Love it! thanks for the ideas

Well done! It looks great. Douglas

Great work!!

Nice! My next project for sure!

Its genius is in its simplicity. Thanks!!

This was really cool!

@HomeMadeModern

8 жыл бұрын

+Mark Humphreys thanks for watching!

love this great idea

Great idea, nice video and it's cool to see new faces!

@michaelreyes8525

6 жыл бұрын

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amazing, how much it cost ?

Awesome, love your videos :)

Very cool. Gonna make me one.

Great idea to keep from sitting down all day!

so badass!

i love this, i always wanted a standing desk! the voiceover is really cute too, ben, are they your family?

wow i am impressed how easy that was ...i will try to make one myself

EXCELENTES VIDEOS, GRAN TRABAJO

Girls with heavy machinery, always a recipe for success. Great vid you have one more subscriber

@HomeMadeModern

7 жыл бұрын

thanks for subscribing :)

Excellent project. If you like you can simply add a wide board under the table top to add additional storage or for a place to hold the keyboard.

great idea you rock

Good job!

Wow. I would have never thought to use pipes as legs. Very well considered design!

great desk

cool. Though I wasn't expecting it I seen hydraulic standing tables that can move from standing to sitting and back with a push of a button or switch.

Great video. What if I wanted to make adjustable height legs. Any recommendations?

love the idea, your voice is adorable! i love it!

@HomeMadeModern

8 жыл бұрын

+Jevith haha thanks for watching :)

Love this tutorial. Do you know how much weight this can hold?

awesome just awesome. next project this weekend

@HomeMadeModern

8 жыл бұрын

+Clark de Leon nice, don't forget to share photos with us!

Cool, Next video on adjustable Table with nemo motors (stepper motor) will be a great idea. Best wishes.

Please make pallet beds! Such a fashion and I love them and wanna make one myself

Fantastic! Like all the best ideas, essentially simple, but well considered and executed!

the idea for using pipe really solve my problem, thank you so much, is that steel pipe or plastic one?

How stable is a table held together with the mending hardware? I'm looking to build a very similar if not identical table top and install hairpin legs on it instead of iron piping.

Can you make a 1 person bed please btw you inspire me so much I love your work

hello,nice work and congrats for your channel can you please tell me what kind of wood is that board? thanks

Is the desk sturdy enough? Or would you suggest more fixings?

amazing

I am thinking of doing this standing desk project. Perhaps I may have missed it within the reading and the video but what is the estimated cost of the supplies for building this desk? I am planning out the process today. Thanks! :)

Oooo I wonder whether it's possible to build one that's adjustable that wouldn't need you to change the pipes!

This is great! You could also go to a used furniture story and buy an old table, remove the legs and add these pipe legs.

Nice!

Nice !!!

very sleek and well executed.please share total cost if materials.great table.

Anyone know where to get this kind of pipe in the UK? We seem to have lighter duty copper stuff here mainly

oh it would be nice to have someone help you with lumber. I have to pick up the massive 2x12s that are wet by my self.

new.... what machinery was used? should I be doing all this outside? I'm I a studio apartment

Why did you buy two boards if you only needed one for the desk?

Hi! Do you have a materials list for this project?

I wanted to make this desk and went and bought all supplies you describe on your website (for the 42") and I paid $240 before taxes.

are there any caps or nuts on the bottom of the pipes that touch the ground, or is that just how the pipe comes? Edit* Found the caps at the hardware store, I have everything I need. :D

i want a store like that in my country! :D

I LOVE YOUR LISP

what pipe lengths did you use to make the table at 2:02?

What kind of wood did you guys use?

Genius. Total cost?

how much did the materials end up coming out to be

Pipes? Pre cut and threaded at Home Depot? Or did you cut thread them yourself? No lengths of the pipes and what fittings to buy so you want us to guess the lengths?

Ben what do recommend for cleaning the goo of the black pipes? Did you just leave the writing on the pipes, or did you repaint them black but you didn't film that part?

@HomeMadeModern

8 жыл бұрын

+charlie erekuff Goo Gone works well

How much did all the supplies cost you-roughly?

Great video! I've worked with making pipe furniture once but the pipes come with all sorts of grease and gunk all over them, how do you clean them off?

@RahimX

8 жыл бұрын

might be a bit late but you can clean them with acetone.

Very nice!! why do not a bad?

where can I get the material list to make this? great build by the way. :)

@HomeMadeModern

8 жыл бұрын

+Luis Venegas here's the link to the website, you can find a detailed list there: homemade-modern.com/ep74-standing-desk/ good luck!

What was the total cost?

Can I come work for and do DIYs with you guys? I live in the UK but am happy to do it as a Summer thing! I find your videos so inspiring.

I'm thinking of making this for my new kitchen, instead of having built in counters and cabinets. What do you think? Good idea or no?

@HomeMadeModern

8 жыл бұрын

+Jissk up to you! but the pipes might rust if they get wet often

@Abundanthealthcoach

6 жыл бұрын

It would work as long as your floors are even and solid- I would also reinforce quite a bit more and wood will not hold up over time as a counter top-getting wet often and stained with foods etc. I would go with stainless steel instead. Check out German kitchens as well since there you have to buy your kitchen.

Can I buy one from you directly? I am not a handyman!

Can someone approximate how much the materials would cost given I already have the tools?

I'd have used some larger pieces for the feet and maybe a horizontal piece closer to the bottom, just for that little bit extra stability as the leg don't seem straight like this. But I love the design though!

@HomeMadeModern

9 жыл бұрын

+QDR Quality it is partially the wide angle lens we use in our small workshop. can also make hips look wider :)

I miss Ben!!!! :( LOL is nice to see other faces doing this, the girls were great :D like it.

@HomeMadeModern

9 жыл бұрын

+Oscar Mejia i will be back soon!

@ArtbyOscarMejia

9 жыл бұрын

HomeMadeModern great 😀 can't wait to see other amazing stuff!! You rock!! You're amazing

Total cost?

woot!

Did you use wood glue between the boards?

@Abundanthealthcoach

6 жыл бұрын

They did not and this the wood will buckle or become displaced over time because of this significant oversight. Should have also used clamps and glue and sanded down once all 3 pieces secured together for an even smooth surface. Why not just use one piece of 1 inch plywood and reinforce with framing so it doesn't buckle over time. I would buy cabinetry wood and do this bc it won't cost that much to buy single piece of wood so small.

How u dóing?

is that guy the one from "Film Riot"?

Beautiful! Can you please give us an idea of how much your supplies from home depot cost?

@HomeMadeModern

9 жыл бұрын

+Jissk $186

@J00b956

8 жыл бұрын

+HomeMadeModern Thanks!!!

Awesome, this is exactly what I was looking for. Not some stupid $800 motorized junk.

@RJWaynerium

8 жыл бұрын

It's very expensive yes but standing up for an uncomfortably long time is not good for you either. The best solution is a hybrid, sit/stand desk. Of course those are more expensive if you should choose a motorized one.

@shreddedWheatz

8 жыл бұрын

Aaaaaaand I would agree. My solution: bar stool.

Why did you buy 2 2X12s when 1 cut in half is 6ft, and you cut the size down to 5'6"...?

you guys should make iron stand

Te amo

I wish we have a place like that is Vietnam =.=

omg I have the same car I could probably do this desk too!

@tonysamosa1717

7 жыл бұрын

lol

"the great thing about using pipes for legs is that you can change the height of the potato depending on who's using it "

What a cute voice :3

Oh there he is

@santiago24601

9 жыл бұрын

Chris Spires "Where's Ben?"

@Chris-ru5wv

9 жыл бұрын

oh. his name is ben. Oops!

@santiago24601

9 жыл бұрын

Chris Spires lol, i wasn't correcting you. your comment reminded me of "where's waldo?" :P

@Chris-ru5wv

9 жыл бұрын

ohhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh lolollolololol so akward i just want to hide under my desk foreverlololololololololoXDXDXDXD

I'm just wondering how you reached the measurements for your three designs? Your 48" desk is comprised of two 18" pipes and another possibly 4" nipple. The wood may be another 1". I realize you may have gained a few extra inches from the tees but switching from the 48" desk to the 42" desk you swap out one of the 18"s for 10" but only lose 6"? It seems like it should be closer to losing 8". THEN what really perplexes me is going from the 42" desk to the 30" desk you swap the 18" for a 10" and instead of losing 8" you lose 12"???

@StReborn311

7 жыл бұрын

I would guess since they are not inclined to cut the pipes shown, which are sold at those lengths and threaded. There is some amount of screwing them further into the fittings and joining pieces to come out to the stated heights. Totally seems legit to me. If you wanted a precise height it would mean cutting pipes and then subsequently threading them yourself which is a lot more time and effort.

how much did making this table cost you??

@HomeMadeModern

9 жыл бұрын

+Nester Hernandez $186

How much would you say total time and material?

@HomeMadeModern

8 жыл бұрын

about 3 hours and $185

@ObeseWizard

7 жыл бұрын

How is your name outlined in blue???

@isaaclee3490

7 жыл бұрын

Because they're the poster of this video...

woah the oil really made the wood standout.

i think i dont enough neat-handed like them, so i decided buy DIY standing desk of Autonomous, and the rest of my work is set up easily :D

How much did it cost?

@HomeMadeModern

8 жыл бұрын

here's the link to the post on our website: homemade-modern.com/ep74-standing-desk/ it has all the details there